The Oakland Athletics’ ambitious $1.75 billion stadium project on the Las Vegas Strip faces uncertainty amid financing and regulatory hurdles. As plans evolve, questions loom over the timeline and viability of this high-stakes endeavor in the desert.
In a thrilling shift for athletes, the new combined format in sport climbing challenges competitors to excel in bouldering, lead climbing, and speed. This innovative event pushes athletes out of their comfort zones, testing their versatility and resilience on the climb.
Onalaska’s Manny Putz is on the brink of making WIAA cross country history as he prepares for this weekend’s championships. With an impressive track record and determination, Putz aims to secure his place among the state’s all-time greats.
World Athletics has officially confirmed the format for the mixed 4x100m relay, set to debut in upcoming competitions. Additionally, the organization has recognized the 300m hurdles as an official event, expanding opportunities for athletes globally.
Bozhidar Saraboyukov clinched the gold medal in the long jump at the European Indoor Championships, delivering an impressive performance that highlighted his remarkable talent. The victory solidifies his status as one of Europe’s rising athletic stars.
In a surprising twist, the San Francisco Giants’ coaching staff is redefining the careers of veterans like Brandon Crawford, countering the notion that age limits performance. This renewed focus is sparking optimism and elevating their gameplay, defying expectations.
As excitement builds for the Paris 2024 Olympics, the International Olympic Committee has announced entry standards for road races. Athletes will need to meet specific benchmarks to qualify, ensuring a competitive lineup in both marathons and race walks.
Nominations for the 2026 Saint Francis Athletics Hall of Fame are now open, celebrating the achievements of former athletes and coaches. Fans, alumni, and community members are encouraged to submit nominations and honor the legacy of excellence in athletics.
As Canada looks ahead to the 2024 Paris Olympics, emerging sprinters are poised to make a mark on the global stage. From seasoned athletes to young talents, here are five sprinters who could redefine Canada’s sprinting legacy in the years to come.
Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra is set to headline the World Athletics Javelin Throw meet in India in May 2025. The event promises to showcase top talent and elevate the country’s profile in international athletics. Details are forthcoming.
